Practise saying the classroom language.
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Happy Back to School!
The 2016-17 school year starts on Monday, September 12th. We are looking forward to seeing you all back at school!
Classroom Language
Said and done! 3rd graders have been studying some chunks of classroom language lately. They’ve done a great work!
Back to School Activity
Children drew themselves on petals, forming flowers with them. Then they took it in turns to throw a stone on the petals so that their owners could tell us things about themselves.
“The Important Book”
Hello everyone!
We used “The Important Book” (by Margaret Wise Brown) to learn about patterns. As a group, we had to describe some objects to practise the pattern of the text. Then we wrote positive comments about ourselves for the descriptive words and made a class book. We added our photos too! Then we shared the book with our French partner school for the eTwinning project.
Think positive
Dear kids, you did a great job. Let’s review some of the words that describe positive qualities in ourselves!
“Chrysanthemum” (Kevin Henkes)
The other day we read the book ‘Chrysanthemum’, by Kevin Henkes:
Chrysanthemum loves her name… until she goes to school, a place full of short names like Sue, Max, Sam and Joe. But it’s Victoria who really makes Chrysanthemum feel sad. How many letters have you got in your names?
Watch the story and see what happens when Chrysanthemum and the other children meet their music teacher, Mrs Twinkle.
Activity: We took turns crumpling up a big paper heart. We then tried to smooth it out but it never was quite the same. We put some Band-Aids on the heart and hanged it up as a visual to the importance of using kind words!
Classroom Rules
Dear pupils,
Get a look at the photos we took while working on classroom rules. You did a great job!
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